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Boo! Sorry, did I scare you? Just trying to get you in the spooky spirit for our current Monster May-Hem Sale. Friends, we’ve got hordes of horror hits from the past 100 years ready to give you thrills at discounted…
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The Exorcist. The film remains, in my opinion, the most terrifying horror tale ever featured on the silver screen. William Friedkin‘s adaptation of William Peter Blatty’s best-seller about demonic possession and a crisis of faith (among many other things) created…
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Be it a classic from the 1940s like Dead of Night to the stylized terror of more contemporary efforts like Creepshow or Trick ‘r Treat, horror anthologies give you more bang for your buck by telling multiple terror tales. But…
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Every once in a great while, a horror film comes along that leaves audiences feeling deeply unsettled. So imagine what happens when two such efforts are issued in such a short period of time. Such was the case in late…
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It’s the most wonderful time of year…to be scared? While at this time of year people traditionally watch movies that are full of stories about love and gift-giving, there is one particular cinematic subgenre that aims to deck your halls…
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It’s finally here! Halloween! We’ve waited for it all month long, and now the anticipation has paid off and we are set for an evening of scary viewing and trick-or-treating! From all of us here at MovieFanFare, we wish you…
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Mid-October is here, and a lot of film fans are spending their free time these days getting into the spooky spirit by watching their favorite fright flicks. We can relate to this. Why just last night we watched the original…
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We originally printed this post from guest blogger Rick29 back in February, but we are featuring it again as we celebrate Halloween here on MovieFanFare!: Universal Studios was the “Home of Horror” from 1931 to 1946, but its Gothic monsters…
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When the original A Nightmare on Elm Street was released back in 1984, audiences who checked out the Wes Craven screamfest had no way of knowing that they were witnessing the birth of an enduring horror franchise. Over 30 years…
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October is finally upon us, and you know what that means — it’s time to let the scary viewing commence. We want to help you plan your perfect 31 Days of Halloween viewing, so all month long we will be…
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